The ancient Hebrew unit of liquid volume equal to ten baths is called a "kor" (also spelled "khor").

Here's a breakdown of the relationship:

* Bath: A basic unit of liquid volume in ancient Hebrew.

* Kor: A larger unit, equal to 10 baths.

It's important to note that the exact volume of a bath (and therefore a kor) has been subject to debate and different interpretations throughout history. Modern estimations vary depending on the source and method used.